Stereoscopic Displays and Applications XIX
by Woods, Andrew J.; Holliman, Nicolas S.; Merritt, John O.Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2008-04-02
Publisher(s): Society of Photo Optical
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Table of Contents
| Stereoscopic Image Quality and Image Processing | |
| Reconstruction of stereoscopic imagery for visual comfort | |
| Imaging artifact precompensation for spatially multiplexed 3-D displays | |
| Stereoscopic image quality metrics and compression | |
| Methods for improving the quality of user created stereoscopic content | |
| A novel quality metric for evaluating depth distribution of artifacts in coded 3D images | |
| Volumetric Displays | |
| Hologlyphics: volumetric image synthesis performance system | |
| Laser-plasma scanning 3D display for putting digital contents in free space | |
| A novel 3D display using two lens arrays and shift of element images | |
| Advances in passive imaging elements with micromirror array | |
| Stereoscopic Human Factors | |
| Distortion of depth perception in virtual environments using stereoscopic displays: quantitative assessment and corrective measures | |
| Optical analysis on induction of focal accommodation using cylindrical lenses | |
| Evaluation of the influence on the human body of the autostereoscopic display based on the integral imaging method | |
| Scalable 3D image conversion and ergonomic evaluation | |
| Depth control method for integral imaging using elemental image data processing | |
| Multiview 3D Content | |
| Real-time interactive 3D computer stereography for recreational applications | |
| Flexible pixel compositor for autostereoscopic displays | |
| Adaptive filters for depth from stereo and occlusion detection | |
| GPU-based algorithms for optimized visualization and crosstalk mitigation on a multiview display | |
| Autostereoscopic Displays I | |
| An autostereoscopic display with high resolution and large number of view zones | |
| Large holographic displays as an alternative to stereoscopic displays | |
| Multiview multiperspective time multiplexed autostereoscopic display | |
| 1-inch diagonal transflective 2D and 3D LCD with HDDP arrangement | |
| Time-multiplexing display module for high-density directional display | |
| Technical solutions for a full-resolution autostereoscopic 2D/3D display technology | |
| Digital 3D Stereoscopic Entertainment I | |
| Beowulf 3D: a case study | |
| Color management and color perception issues in a virtual reality theater | |
| Dimensionalization: converting 2D films to 3D | |
| Original and creative stereoscopic film making | |
| A systematized WYSIWYG pipeline for digital stereoscopic 3D filmmaking | |
| Digital 3D Stereoscopic Entertainment II | |
| Digital stereoscopic cinema: the 21st century | |
| The compatibility of consumer plasma displays with time-sequential stereoscopic 3D visualization | |
| The hybrid theatre | |
| Development of 3D video and 3D data services for T-DMB | |
| Toward 3D-IPTV: design and implementation of a stereoscopic and multiple-perspective video streaming system | |
| Medical Applications of Stereoscopy | |
| A composition tool for creating comfortable stereoscopic images | |
| Radiation therapy planning using a volumetric 3D display: PerspectaRAD | |
| Teaching microsurgery to undergraduate medical students by means of high-definition stereo video microscopy: the Aachen skills lab experience | |
| Stereoscopic Display Applications | |
| Interactive stereoscopic viewer for cultural heritage | |
| Stereo images from space | |
| Integral 3D Imaging | |
| Improvements of 3-D image quality in integral display by reducing distortion errors | |
| Formulation of coarse integral imaging and its applications | |
| Integral 3D TV using ultrahigh-definition D-ILA device | |
| Integral videography display with field sequential LCD | |
| Adaptive integral photography imaging with variable-focus lens array | |
| Interactive Paper Session | |
| Moving up to high-resolution (dual 1920x1080): acquiring and visualizing stereoscopic noncompressed images in real-time for dentists and medical applications | |
| 3-D visualization of electrostatic fields on a helicopter in flight | |
| Programming standards for effective S-3D game development | |
| Disparity manipulation for stereo images and video | |
| Study of a viewer tracking system with multiview 3D display | |
| Ghosting reduction method for color anaglyphs | |
| A method of fabricating micro-retarder plates by a laser system | |
| Extraction of digital elevation map from parallel-perspective stereo mosaics | |
| Robust image, depth, and occlusion generation from uncalibrated stereo | |
| Integral photography using hexagonal fly's eye lens and fractional view | |
| Integral imaging with reduced color moire pattern by using a slanted lens array | |
| Flatbed-type omnidirectional three-dimensional display system using holographic lens array | |
| Stereoscopic see-through retinal projection head-mounted display | |
| 3D display using motion parallax for long-depth expression | |
| Interactive tools for image-based stereoscopic artwork | |
| Toward a stereoscopic encoder/decoder for digital cinema | |
| Author Index | |
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